-
EdoInnovation Hub training/internship and job
placement in
Edo south EdoProduction centre:A
cluster for
small and
medium enterprise in
Edo state EdoFood...
- is also
known as
Edo-e (江戸絵,
edo-e),
referring to
Edo, the name for
Tokyo before it
became the capital. Nishiki-e is also
known as
Edo-e, or azuma-nishiki-e...
- 17th
century until 1975. The
Kingdom of Benin's
capital was
Edo, now
known as
Benin City in
Edo State, Nigeria. The
Benin Kingdom was one of the
oldest and...
-
vinegared rice. This
innovation occurred around 1824 in the
Edo period (1603–1867). It was the fast food of the chōnin
class in the
Edo period.
Sushi is traditionally...
- in
everyday speech and
reflects shifts in ****anese
phonology during the
Edo period. The
characters 日本 mean "sun origin",
which is the
source of the po****r...
- The
government of
Edo State serves as the
governing authority for
Edo State, one of the 36
states within the
Federal Republic of Nigeria. It comprises...
-
Science and
Innovation in Odaiba, and the
Edo-Tokyo
Museum in Sumida,
which provides insights into the
history and
culture of Tokyo. The
Edo-Tokyo Open...
-
civilizations in the region. The
Hausa Kingdoms inhabited the north, with the
Edo Kingdom of
Benin in the
south and Igbo
Kingdom of Nri in the southeast. In...
- some of its performers.
Kabuki is
thought to have
originated in the
early Edo period, when the art's founder,
Izumo no Okuni,
formed a
female dance troupe...
- kingdoms; and
autonomous city-states and kingdoms, such as
those of the Akan;
Edo, Yoruba, and Igbo
people in West Africa; and the
Swahili coastal trading...
